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what is jumping right now in terms of the

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grain deal with Ukraine

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options Yes, he really doesn’t want hunger

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8 495 134 2135

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option No, he has other secret

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insidious plans 8 495 134 27 36 and

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finally the third option, why do we care

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about this very West 8 495 134 2137

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again 134 2135 The West really doesn’t want

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hunger

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134 21 36

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he doesn’t care about hunger he has other

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plans finally - then 134 2137 I don’t know the answer

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Well, as if Why was I just

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interested in this? It’s absolutely clear how it

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turned out that we ourselves are surprised that I

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spoke on Thursday as an

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independent economic expert. At the

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Security Council meeting it was dedicated to the

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grain deal, not that it’s like

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it was there right there so it’s

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fundamentally interesting, but I paid

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attention because I had to

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listen to the overwhelming majority of all the

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speeches, a

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very interesting picture I

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got there at the first, the overwhelming

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majority of people absolutely did not give a damn

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what they actually all

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said from a piece of paper,

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that is, what does it mean when a person

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speaks a piece of paper This means that this

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piece of paper was agreed upon by the authorities,

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and

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they speak in such

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propaganda theses without

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any substance.

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Well, propaganda theses. Clearly, the

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bloody tyrant Putin

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means aggressive Russia does not allow

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bread to go

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here and there, and I became very interested

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in why

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this topic excited them so much, and

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since I had to

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spend I found out that I might

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have to perform on Wednesday evening,

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the performance was on Thursday, relatively

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speaking, at 5 o’clock, that is,

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according to New York time, at 10 am it

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started

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I performed somewhere around In

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Moscow, it was the 17th I started to speak

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somewhere at

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17:30 So, accordingly, I was told 8

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10 minutes I spoke no 11 12 But it

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doesn’t matter

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As you understand, of course I know something,

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but I turned to our probably best

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agricultural economist

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Leonid Ivanovich Kholod And we are with him

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We talked about this topic for about an hour and a half in the morning, which means he taught me

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how it all works in reality and in

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full accordance with the theses of Antoine d

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Saint-Exupery that in reality everything is

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not at all like in reality

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and I tried to figure it out then I wrote

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some kind of report In these same 10-11

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minutes, then listen to the first two

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speeches. I realized that this is

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categorically not suitable

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because it’s

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clearly not perceived there at

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all. I reduced my entire report to

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two

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and then I began to think there

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is a simple version that to the West

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The West uses these ships that run

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along the western part of the Black Sea in

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order to

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transport to Ukraine

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this option may actually be

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transported. I’m not an expert here and I

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can’t say anything, but honestly they have well-

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functioning logistics capabilities

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through Poland, not in this sense, of course

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Odessa This is good, especially since it is already

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quite close to the front line, but

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nevertheless, if you conduct too much there, then

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in seconds they will hit something else, there is something else there, there

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is another implication, the second

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implication is that all this grain was

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a year ago already collected This was grain that

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no longer belonged to Ukrainian

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companies that managed to buy up

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Ukrainian land, that is, they wanted to

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withdraw their

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grain, which means that it

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had accumulated and which had already been

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contracted, that is, it was already taken into

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account in all kinds of turnover.

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But that was last year, this year

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already the situation is completely different and Russia

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put more grain and harvest this

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year higher than the world, which is why there is such

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hysteria.

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And so I began to think and then I remembered

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our conversation with Professor Yustafiev about a

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month ago, 3 weeks ago I don’t

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remember,

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on the topic of the politics of the

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United States America in

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Eastern Europe in general in Europe, but

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let's stop voting now

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and look at the result, we

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got this: 4 percent believe that

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the West really cares about

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famine 86 percent believe that

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they have other goals 10 percent do not know,

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that is, the vast majority 86

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percent 5 out of 6 are absolutely firmly convinced

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that the

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West does not think about people. This is, in general, a

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fairly reasonable approach, and then the

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thought occurred to me

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that maybe the whole point is that

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he has precisely the goal to be. So

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Professor Evstafiev and I discussed

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the topic of the fact that from a purely

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economic point of view, the United States of America

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needs to leave the Middle East

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and from Europe, if you leave Europe, then the

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Western countries need to organize their

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own defense against Russia

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in order to organize their

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own defense against Russia and the

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Western countries I mean the old

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Western Europe continental can be

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sent to Well, as it were, maintaining an

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army of about 300

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thousand people in working order means protecting the current

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border line. Especially taking into account the

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Baltic protrusion, 300 thousand people

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cannot under any circumstances, which means

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they need to retreat to the narrowest

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front line in Europe This is the line Well, in general

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sections of 1945, that is, the Baltic up to and

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then the question is What to do in Eastern

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Europe

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and Eastern Europe should become

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a pre-bullet

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But in order for it to become a normal

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pre-field it is necessary that there be scorched

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earth

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horror Hurray for sura so that

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sabotage groups can be launched there so that

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they can organize terrorist attacks, etc.,

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etc. I hope no one thinks that

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if the West leaves Eastern Europe,

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it will immediately swear allegiance to us. Well, that’s

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just their style, and here they are, and

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immediately instead of NATO military bases,

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our military bases will appear or

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some others, maybe Chinese, or maybe

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something else? Well, by the way, what’s stopping

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Chinese

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military bases from appearing in Romania or Bulgaria? And so on and so on,

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for this reason it’s very good

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to blow everything up there. Besides, don’t

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forget to have Hungary with which in general,

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which maintains good relations with us,

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there is Slovakia, which

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can also maintain good relations. In

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general, the West already has problems with what to

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do about it, and in addition, we need to scare

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the West; one of the versions we proposed is

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operations a la Georgia in 2008, that is,

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Poland can to be together with Lithuania

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commits a sharp aggression against

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Belarus or even the Kaliningrad

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region receives an instant response further,

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accordingly, the West means

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collectively giving out information that this is

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Russian aggression on NATO soil. But in

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order to minimize losses and not

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organize a nuclear war, it means the

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West is retreating to the red line. This is it the

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Baltic itself,

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but accordingly,

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guys, everything is yes. Everything you must

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give everything to the fight against the new A body and the

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new Genghis Khan with the new Timur.

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Because if you don’t do this, then Russia

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will come to you quickly,

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and at the same time, on this

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territory. create horror horror But this is

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only one option, and if the Poles cannot be

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persuaded, well, let’s be

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honest, in general they are not eager to

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start a war, they don’t have a president and

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there are still a couple of people in the upper

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establishment, they are ready for anything, especially

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since they have the waste routes have already been prepared for a long time

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But in Poland there are quite

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strong Elites who can prevent such a plan

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if they have an

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alternative plan, do you have a plan

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Mister fix there is

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a hypothesis, let’s imagine for

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a second that in

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Eastern Europe the year winter begins

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and the grain is all exported to within the framework of the grain

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deal,

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someone will say, I draw your attention,

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the Poles

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have banned the acceptance of Ukrainian

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grain and other countries of Eastern Europe

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there is a conspiracy hypothesis, I

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have not verified that one of the reasons was that the

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Ukrainians began to import grain

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infected with the bug to Poland in order to

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make all elevators

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unusable

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and and then the picture is very simple:

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there is no grain in Eastern Europe, because it

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was assumed that it would go to the West,

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if anything, but in Ukraine, all the grain was exported

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as part of the grain deal, and then famine sets in, a

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very cold winter, there are big problems with

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no grain,

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and then accordingly, at this moment they

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start coming from the south too Hungry

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because there is famine in Africa,

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hunger in the Middle East,

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colossal masses, millions of

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those same refugees whom Eastern

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Europe did not allow, it is

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impossible to keep them here,

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the European Union will become guys, everyone must let the

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hunger people die

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and against this background they begin

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to retreat, this is the new red line

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and accordingly, all these guys are

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starting

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to blow up the situation there. Well, is it necessary to explain that

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any emergency is immediately perceived as the

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machinations of the Wagner PMC about Russian

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bandits, etc. and

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I don’t want to say at all that this

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will definitely happen,

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but it seems to me that this is an option.

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Quite a

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working situation Well, and then it is also

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assumed that in this case

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the people will start yelling at Russia,

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save, help, and when Russia does

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n’t give bread there, then again everyone will

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shout that in fact, there is

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no benefit from her, only harm, she also

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caused a famine not yet That's

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how I see this situation,

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you can argue about this topic, you can figure

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it out, maybe not like that, maybe like that, or

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maybe something else, but in any case, it

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seems to me that this is quite a working

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hypothesis that needs to be carefully

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considered

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in order to firstly

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explain to someone in Eastern Europe what could

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be and secondly, to

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avoid this situation as much as possible, that’s all

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we still lacked because

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the logic of retreating to the border in

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1945 is so deep in

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nature. Well, that is, it’s almost

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obvious that Something something like this needs to be

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done for the West, which you involuntarily

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begin to come up with and What are the

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options for ensuring such a scheme,

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here we see a way to provide something

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like this

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So our life in this sense

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begins with a very interesting and cheerful

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someone Well, let's immediately say yes Judging

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according to our vote,

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no one has illusions about the good people there in the West,

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so here we won’t even discuss this

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if it is expedient for them to

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starve 100 million people there, they

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will beg 100 million people don’t blink an eye, they

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always had a cannibalistic approach, but

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here they have it a slightly

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different thing. The fact is that these kinds of

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approaches are usually

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used in situations where more subtle

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methods do not work because every

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time organizing this kind of event

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it requires raising special people

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who then need to be

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stopped somehow; it requires a change in

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morals; the emergence of new political forces is

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extremely tough and harsh in Ukraine,

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these forces have already

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appeared, they were able to be directed

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against Russia, and against whom they will be

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directed in Eastern Europe, the

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big

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question is so far, well, then, as you yourself

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understand, when you have such

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militants, it’s usually a question of where to

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send them it is determined by who pays

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the money.

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So, in this sense, everything will be

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quite complicated. So it

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seems to me that today we need to

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look at the world very soberly because the

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crisis that has already begun and in this

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sense, my appearance at the podium

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of the Security Council is also an indicator

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to imagine that they are healthy and have a

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strong memory There, five years ago,

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some kind of Independent

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economist would appear in general, an economist, it

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was impossible to imagine

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life was completely different

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and there was the absolute confidence of the West that

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everything was going well and that all that was left was

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to finish off Russia a little and finish off

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first Russia then China or first

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China then Russia, this is already a strategy, so to speak, you

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can do something else,

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but what happened is what happened

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and now they have a very serious problem,

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they began to seriously consider it, in fact,

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this is the idea of withdrawing to the line, which means

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the Baltic Alps this in reality

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means that they are ready to shed

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some territory

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in order to preserve the core,

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and here you

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need to look very carefully at how

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they are going to preserve this core, what

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resource they have for preserving this

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core and what to do because we saw

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that in those one and a half year that

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special military operations are underway, maybe

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there is a little less than the

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United States of America,

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we don’t talk about Western Europe at all. In general, we

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have not been able to

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more or less clearly

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rebuild our defense

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industry, we have not yet managed to completely

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through the stump of the deck as usual, but

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we already have clear results were not ready for a special military

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operation,

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we won’t point fingers at who is to blame for this,

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but nevertheless, and accordingly,

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nothing came of it for them. Well,

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again,

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today, Monday, half an hour ago, the

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English version was released, on Saturday,

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the Russian

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version of the macroeconomic review of the

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Khazin Foundation was released Anyone can see that

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the crisis is still going on, it’s really

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going on and there’s a strong crisis

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and we need to fight back somehow

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because it’s already clear that if this

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continues And then everything will be

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very bad if someone thinks that a

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drop in inflation from four percent to

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three is good.

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Consumer inflation, I remind you that

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in Industrial inflation, the figure

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for the month of June is minus 9 percent,

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this is severe deflation.

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This means that in the industrial sector of the

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American economy, to put it

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mildly, there can be two reasons for the catastrophe.

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This is what we described in reviews of the

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Khazina fund a long time ago, several months

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ago, I already suspect that this

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review has already been opened,

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but there are two reasons, the first is that

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domestic demand is falling and for this reason

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sales of final products are falling and

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therefore down the chain there is a refusal to

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enter into new contracts as a result of

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those who are trying to stay afloat are

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rapidly lowering prices, refusing

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virtually any margin. This one

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option, the

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second, domestic demand as a whole falls

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slightly. Although it is falling,

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there is a replacement of domestic

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goods with

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imported Chinese ones because Chinese ones

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are cheaper, and then everything is the same, that is, the

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demand for

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American-made final products is falling. Well, that’s

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all, that’s

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how it is and the other is equally bad,

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and plus, even the fact that the

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money was allocated for the production of shells

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does

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n’t work out. The stone flower doesn’t come out,

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and in this situation we now need to

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analyze very carefully how they are

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going to survive in this situation. That’s

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why they were so interested in the

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performance

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independent expert

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Because some things needed to be

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said out loud,

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but they cannot say it themselves.

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By the way, I want to say that this is

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the version about organized famine that

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I said at the very beginning,

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this is

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the version of one of the forces that we have

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in the West today, others may have others but

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neither one nor the other can say this out loud

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because they are all within the

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framework of this liberal

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paradigm,

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very interesting processes are beginning, I

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urge everyone on this matter to

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carefully monitor them because

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they naturally affect us and

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cannot help but affect us so this is very

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we will still have very funny primacy

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Attention attention

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00:25:13

10:30 am in Moscow in the studio Pavel

00:25:16

Perovsky Hello

00:25:18

Mikhail Mishustin announced the improvement of

00:25:20

living conditions for three million Russians,

00:25:22

mainly premieres This will become possible

00:25:24

thanks to the program for modernizing the

00:25:25

housing and communal services As

00:25:27

the head of the Cabinet noted, it is necessary to continue

00:25:29

to do everything to ensure that life in small towns and

00:25:31

settlements corresponds to the modern

00:25:34

level, in order to achieve such results,

00:25:35

the authorities have developed several

00:25:37

tools; one of the mechanisms is this

00:25:39

program for modernizing the utility

00:25:41

infrastructure; it will help in the next 2

00:25:43

years in most regions of the country the

00:25:45

builders will repair 12,000 km of

00:25:48

networks and 100 objects, or rather, he added

00:25:50

that, on the initiative of the president, an additional 30 billion rubles are provided for

00:25:52

the financing of such events in the

00:25:54

Federal budget for the current year. The

00:26:00

prime minister

00:26:01

called infrastructure budget

00:26:04

loans last year, one

00:26:06

trillion rubles of such

00:26:08

funds were distributed among the subjects for the implementation of almost 1,000

00:26:10

projects for the development of engineering

00:26:12

Communal social road

00:26:14

transport tourism and other

00:26:17

infrastructure,

00:26:20

the government intends to limit the number of

00:26:22

gasoline exporters The Cabinet of Ministers, together with

00:26:25

the Ministry of Energy, will form a closed list of

00:26:27

oil refineries that

00:26:29

are allowed to supply fuel for export;

00:26:31

measures should stop gray exports. Which,

00:26:34

according to regulators and market participants,

00:26:36

is considered one of the reasons for the increase in wholesale

00:26:38

prices in the last Kommersant newspaper reports this month

00:26:41

with reference to sources,

00:26:42

it is also noted that the target of the ban

00:26:44

will primarily be Medium and mini

00:26:47

refineries that do not produce a marketable

00:26:50

product, the publication’s interlocutors claim

00:26:52

that the Ministry has already sent a

00:26:53

corresponding proposal to

00:26:55

Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novikov

00:26:56

exchange price for gasoline grades regulator

00:26:58

92 Premium 95 in Russia increased in

00:27:02

six months by more than 50% noted that

00:27:05

the cost of i92 gasoline increased in 6

00:27:09

months by 59% of gasoline and 95 increased in price by

00:27:12

54% to

00:27:16

64.812 rubles per ton,

00:27:22

restorers began examining the

00:27:24

Trinity icon, the box with the work of Andrei

00:27:26

Rublev has already been opened, as Asus reports

00:27:28

link to the center named after Grabar, how

00:27:30

long the research will take is unknown

00:27:32

previously, the general director of the Tretyakov Gallery,

00:27:34

Elena Pronicheva, stated that the Holy

00:27:36

Trinity will not be able to be in the

00:27:38

Holy Trinity Sergius Balabra until the

00:27:40

necessary conditions for its

00:27:42

storage are created there; the fact that the icon was returned to the

00:27:44

Russian Orthodox Church became

00:27:46

known on May 15 m before this, the shrine

00:27:48

was kept in the collection of the Tretyakov

00:27:50

Gallery, the agreement for its transfer to the Trinity

00:27:52

Sergius Lavra was concluded for 49 years with

00:27:55

the possibility of extension 4 the icon was exhibited

00:27:58

in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow, it

00:28:00

stayed there until July 19, the

00:28:03

company Wikipedia.ru reported on the

00:28:06

elimination of malfunctions in the work of Wikipedia on

00:28:09

according to executive director Stanislav Kozlovsky, the reasons for the interruptions

00:28:12

will be known later, an early check of

00:28:14

the information of telegram channels and blocking of

00:28:16

the service on the territory of Russia, a

00:28:19

court in Moscow fined the owner of the

00:28:21

Wikipedia company Wikipedia fundation

00:28:23

1.5 million rubles for refusing to remove the video of the

00:28:25

wire hooks, it was noted that the

00:28:28

video itself was a kind of instruction

00:28:30

which reveals the ways and methods of

00:28:32

hookers

00:28:34

at the end of the release of the exchange rate dollar

00:28:37

90 rubles 38 kopecks euro 100 rubles 65

00:28:41

kopecks about the weather in Moscow today

00:28:43

rain is possible up to plus 20 at the

00:28:45

moment in the Russian capital 17 degrees

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music]

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[music]

00:31:08

we return to the microphone studio Mikhail

00:31:11

Khazin Let's start answering questions from

00:31:14

listeners

00:31:16

Hello Mikhail, hello Andrey from

00:31:20

Moscow. The drones were shot down yesterday. So I have

00:31:24

a question: why are they beating me when they have already

00:31:26

arrived in Moscow? So they got

00:31:29

into the building, well, even if they are non-residential, they

00:31:32

can also get into residential buildings, so I’m very

00:31:34

worried, that is, here question How do we

00:31:37

need to respond to these challenges

00:31:39

now let’s say one, but they can

00:31:41

launch tens and hundreds of what we need to

00:31:44

change in our air defense system and

00:31:47

microelectronic technology so that means

00:31:49

designing means that would

00:31:51

respond to these challenges

00:31:53

you know This is not a question for me I’m here I’m

00:31:57

not an expert in this matter at all, how it

00:31:59

all works, how it should be done,

00:32:02

what

00:32:03

methods are there, etc., etc. I

00:32:06

don’t even comment. If you noticed,

00:32:09

I don’t say anything at all about a

00:32:11

special military operation, but

00:32:13

since I really don’t like building from

00:32:16

myself

00:32:18

While all the sciences

00:32:21

I don’t like it, I try to be

00:32:24

simpler

00:32:26

and the next question is

00:32:34

Gennady Moscow, well, congratulations on your

00:32:37

entry into the global public space or

00:32:40

something

00:32:42

How can you not overdo it?

00:32:48

After college I went from being an engineer

00:32:51

Well, yes A fully accomplished

00:32:54

mid-level manager playing

00:32:59

I wasn’t completely mistaken I don’t regret asking

00:33:02

you as specialists, including in

00:33:05

management, that’s why in our country, why in the

00:33:10

highest high positions like here and

00:33:13

abroad means people who do not have a

00:33:16

specialized education,

00:33:18

but the very simple fact is that

00:33:21

[music]

00:33:23

shows experience in

00:33:26

being a

00:33:28

great specialist in order to

00:33:31

lead, you don’t need to

00:33:35

understand how it all works. And

00:33:38

you yourself. Well, relatively speaking,

00:33:42

if we

00:33:45

talk about economics, a person who

00:33:47

graduates from a

00:33:49

financial college, but like the Higher

00:33:52

School of Economics, he has

00:33:57

it, he knows how to use

00:34:03

30 different statistical methods to

00:34:06

evaluate for calculations,

00:34:10

he himself can work in Excel, he can

00:34:14

compile these tablets himself, he can write

00:34:17

programs, etc.,

00:34:19

a person who

00:34:21

deals with

00:34:23

strategic issues needs the

00:34:25

result of calculations from these tablets,

00:34:27

roughly knows how it all works, he

00:34:30

himself does not need to calculate it, in

00:34:34

other words, he needs to be taught completely

00:34:36

different, he needs to learn a strategic

00:34:39

conclusion, if you like, he must

00:34:41

understand how

00:34:43

economic

00:34:44

models are structured, not financial ones, that is, in other

00:34:47

words. He should at least have a

00:34:49

higher education, but at the same time, it’s not something

00:34:50

that a

00:34:52

financial technician needs.

00:34:55

Well, it’s even easier

00:34:59

to to manage

00:35:03

a taxi company you don’t need to be able to

00:35:06

disassemble the engine yourself.

00:35:08

Well, it would be

00:35:10

nice to have a license, of course, but this is

00:35:13

also, by and large, not necessarily a

00:35:18

famous story when water polo players,

00:35:20

having won some tournament, according to tradition,

00:35:23

decided to throw their coach into the pool, and then it

00:35:26

turned out that he did not know how to

00:35:28

swim, that is, to do

00:35:31

he can make his team a champion, but

00:35:33

he can’t play the water floor himself because he ca

00:35:35

n’t swim. This is a

00:35:38

fundamental thing, that is, in order to

00:35:42

be a leader you need a

00:35:47

slightly different education and

00:35:50

slightly different accents. Now I’ll tell you

00:35:53

another secret

00:35:54

if you like your work Well,

00:35:57

for example, you are a design engineer, you

00:35:59

like to come up with new things,

00:36:02

then you are wildly annoyed when you are

00:36:05

appointed boss and instead of

00:36:08

doing something that you

00:36:10

like instead of which you like,

00:36:12

instead you are engaged in all sorts of

00:36:14

intrigues, all kinds of complex

00:36:17

designs, etc. you

00:36:20

evade them all the time and try to do what

00:36:22

you love, but as a result,

00:36:25

your managerial activity suffers. And you

00:36:31

also don’t have time to work fully, as a result, you yourself

00:36:33

have a feeling of dissatisfaction with those

00:36:35

around you, a feeling of

00:36:36

dissatisfaction;

00:36:39

such an interesting picture,

00:36:42

so

00:36:44

I can say that I, as a

00:36:48

person who was interested in

00:36:50

economics, is still interested in this. Although at

00:36:53

my retirement age you have to think about

00:36:55

when precipitation

00:36:58

means sitting in a rocking chair in the fireplace. And

00:37:03

so

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[music]

00:37:08

but when I was the head of a

00:37:11

department at the Ministry of Economics,

00:37:14

I had much more time

00:37:17

to figure it out myself, build

00:37:19

some hypotheses, test them,

00:37:21

something else than when I went to work in the

00:37:24

presidential administration, most of the time I

00:37:27

spent most of my time covering my

00:37:30

employees so that they wouldn’t interfere with their work, well,

00:37:34

just like that, here’s the next question

00:37:54

I have for The next question for you is that the

00:37:57

United States of America, photographic comrades, in the

00:38:01

last century,

00:38:02

approximately 60-80s, carried out a

00:38:07

reorganization of their industry in

00:38:10

accordance with what is called the

00:38:11

scientific and technological revolution, that is,

00:38:13

they introduced computers, automatic

00:38:15

control, numerically controlled machines,

00:38:17

which sharply increased

00:38:20

labor productivity, which made it possible to

00:38:22

produce fundamentally new types of

00:38:24

products The

00:38:25

Soviet Union and the countries of the Sosland

00:38:29

socio-economic

00:38:31

socio-economic structure

00:38:33

could not do this; the enterprises did not have

00:38:35

interested people in order to establish these lines

00:38:37

at all. The

00:38:40

next question from an economic point of view

00:38:42

does the United States have enough

00:38:45

resources in the

00:39:07

seventies I studied at school and read

00:39:13

this magazine of youth technology and,

00:39:16

accordingly,

00:39:20

and in it,

00:39:22

respectively. I read that

00:39:25

there are three countries that are leaders in the

00:39:29

automation of production along these

00:39:31

same automated lines: the

00:39:34

United States of America, the USSR and Japan,

00:39:37

that is, the statement that the USSR

00:39:40

did not do this is not

00:39:42

true. did but unexpectedly it turned out that

00:39:46

everyone considered the cost of all this taking into

00:39:50

account the work of the line itself. But if you

00:39:55

start to include in the cost

00:39:57

the system of training those who develop this line,

00:40:03

who makes it and who then repairs it, that

00:40:07

is, it completely

00:40:10

turns out that it loses cheap

00:40:13

workers

00:40:17

and therefore everyone The Chinese won in the nineties

00:40:25

for this reason. Everything is quite

00:40:27

complicated.

00:40:29

Why. Because you can make a

00:40:31

fabulously complex design that

00:40:34

some

00:40:36

absolute genius will come up with and who was

00:40:40

specially taught to do this from the age of five, and then this

00:40:42

genius will die from what he has there

00:40:45

the chiry jumped up on his ass and he kind of

00:40:48

crushed him, he got a blood poisoning

00:40:53

and after that it suddenly turns out

00:40:55

that all this and she can’t

00:40:58

work.

00:41:01

So everything is much more complicated than it

00:41:04

seems the next question was the

00:41:15

first

00:41:17

Russian diplomat last year to

00:41:20

say there in interview that in Moscow a department

00:41:22

was created in the League to deal with

00:41:24

the sanctions, a question to

00:41:29

bypass

00:41:47

I am not involved in foreign

00:41:50

trade, this is not my business, what is bypassed is

00:41:54

absolutely obvious, that someone is

00:41:56

doing this is also obvious,

00:42:01

well,

00:42:06

what else is there to discuss, they are coming up with ways to make

00:42:10

us stronger we

00:42:12

are figuring out how to avoid this accordingly,

00:42:14

I don’t see any problems here,

00:42:21

here’s the next question

00:42:29

Hello

00:42:34

[music]

00:42:42

[music] the

00:42:47

engine of a car can be made of

00:42:49

wood It’s a well-processed

00:42:52

material Easily processed, but the car

00:42:56

won’t drive for a long time, but what kind of

00:42:59

economy will it be? Well, an example about the fact that

00:43:02

let’s say the same Chubais celebrated,

00:43:06

well, our energy

00:43:09

academicians wrote a very

00:43:11

interesting book practically in words

00:43:14

about energy, went to him for a

00:43:18

long time,

00:43:21

lectures or something How can I say, read,

00:43:24

told how the energy industry is structured,

00:43:25

so first the profile and then

00:43:29

management should become a

00:43:30

manager, well, a few another

00:43:34

another shelf another another level

00:43:37

thank you, excuse me, but I’m afraid that you do

00:43:40

n’t really understand how it all works,

00:43:43

as if Chubais’s goal was to destroy,

00:43:48

and that’s what he was doing. That is, there’s nothing like that here at all,

00:43:51

and it’s not

00:43:54

surprising or new. What task

00:43:56

was set

00:43:58

such he and I decided, therefore, to kind of

00:44:02

make a claim against him that he was

00:44:04

that he steered the

00:44:08

Russian energy sector poorly because he did

00:44:10

n’t have a

00:44:12

specialized education, he was put in a

00:44:15

bad position to steer

00:44:17

So that’s it, well, the reasons why it’s

00:44:22

not necessary don’t need unnecessary knowledge By the way,

00:44:25

I’ll remind you that Lavrentiy Beria,

00:44:28

who was an outstanding organizer,

00:44:32

outstanding, just a genius, did not

00:44:35

have a formal higher education,

00:44:39

and then you will excuse me,

00:44:41

of course, but just as an example for a

00:44:43

person who manages, say, an

00:44:45

atomic project. If you want him to

00:44:48

be a specialist in each of those narrow

00:44:51

specialties which he has under his

00:44:53

command, he doesn’t even have 10 lives

00:44:55

to master them, so

00:44:59

this situation needs to be dealt with somehow. Well, I

00:45:01

can tell you that when I was a

00:45:05

formal deputy and the real

00:45:07

head of the economic department of the

00:45:08

President of the Russian Federation, I

00:45:10

had people who specialists in Well,

00:45:14

at least there in 10-15 directions

00:45:16

So exactly, a

00:45:17

variety of specialists in stock

00:45:21

markets to specialists in foreign

00:45:24

trade. I didn’t try at all to

00:45:27

argue with each of them on his

00:45:30

narrowly professional topic because he

00:45:33

was me.

00:45:35

I had a different

00:45:38

task.

00:45:39

Next question

00:45:45

Hello

00:45:47

Hello hello,

00:45:50

this is Igor Moscow But regarding the

00:45:53

automatic control system in

00:45:56

58, gas was created by Glushko.

00:45:59

But for some reason they abandoned it, they began

00:46:02

to use it,

00:46:04

how it was liquidated, this is a well-known

00:46:07

story, there is a conspiracy

00:46:09

theory that an article was published in the West

00:46:13

explaining that the academician Glushko

00:46:15

is making a system that will allow replacing the

00:46:18

Politburo, supposedly after that it was canceled,

00:46:21

but I don’t dare to say that the hypotheses are good, they

00:46:26

fit very well into the concept of the theory of

00:46:29

power as described in the stairway to heaven.

00:46:32

That is, how to undermine other people’s

00:46:34

power groups, you need to throw in there,

00:46:37

accordingly, something like this inside a

00:46:40

competitive worm Here, But

00:46:45

I want to say

00:46:47

that the reason why nothing came of it

00:46:51

was an

00:46:52

economic reason;

00:46:56

we had a crisis of falling

00:47:00

capital efficiency; if agaz had been introduced,

00:47:04

it would certainly have had an effect in the

00:47:07

sense that the stoppage of economic

00:47:08

growth would not have happened there in the mid-80s. x

00:47:12

let's say somewhere there 82 83 85 let's say by

00:47:18

90, but the essence does not change from this,

00:47:21

maybe we could then win the

00:47:23

competition of two systems, we

00:47:25

could have won it anyway in the early seventies

00:47:28

and abandoned it for

00:47:30

political reasons, what can you

00:47:34

read Memories of the future, I described this

00:47:36

situation

00:47:39

in detail there with

00:47:45

words on a different level, the

00:47:48

mechanism itself works. And gas would probably be

00:47:52

useful. If it were changed in the

00:47:56

60s, it would allow the period of

00:47:57

economic growth in the USSR to be extended,

00:48:00

maybe it would allow us to pull out

00:48:04

another generation and then it would be possible to cope

00:48:07

strongly with the nationalist

00:48:10

elite groups that destroyed the USSR

00:48:13

in the late eighties

00:48:15

into national apartments, but let's

00:48:18

face the truth,

00:48:21

the concept of national republics itself

00:48:23

was entrusted with what, by the way,

00:48:26

Vladimirovich Putin

00:48:28

and Comrade Stalin, who was an extremely

00:48:31

insightful person, repeatedly told us about in vain in the twenty-

00:48:33

second year he spoke out against

00:48:37

another thing, that Lenin had a different

00:48:41

logic, the

00:48:42

USSR did how to unite

00:48:44

national republics in the expectation

00:48:47

that it would expand all the time, as

00:48:49

soon as Stalin switched to the concept of

00:48:52

building socialism in one country,

00:48:54

it was necessary to build

00:48:57

unitary states and the USSR itself

00:49:00

was a de facto unitary state,

00:49:03

but they left the logic of national republics

00:49:06

because it was difficult.

00:49:09

Apparently from this,

00:49:12

well, we see the result like

00:49:15

this, so the

00:49:19

next question is

00:49:24

Good afternoon, Mikhail Sergey Alekseevich, a

00:49:27

question regarding the survival of the West.

00:49:30

Tell me, what is our situation now?

00:49:33

Well, in general terms,

00:49:35

economic relations with

00:49:38

European states hostile to us, from the

00:49:40

point of view of their survival, don’t they

00:49:42

plan to continue to survive, including

00:49:44

at the expense of us and with our help, they don’t

00:49:47

succeed; they

00:49:49

certainly don’t plan. But these are

00:49:53

insidious

00:49:56

plans and the other is the reality given to

00:50:01

us by the feeling, firstly, we

00:50:03

already understand something and it’s

00:50:05

not easy to fool us; secondly, very

00:50:10

often those things that everyone perceives

00:50:13

as Putin’s weakness in reality are

00:50:15

actually an instrument of international

00:50:17

politics

00:50:20

and in this sense he shows very

00:50:23

significant

00:50:25

efficiency

00:50:27

and I draw your attention to this

00:50:30

efficiency becomes visible then

00:50:33

This is a fundamentally important thing then

00:50:43

And accordingly that’s why everyone scolds

00:50:46

scolds then suddenly bam and friend unexpectedly

00:50:48

in this place Everything is fine everything has already

00:50:51

been forgotten by the way, we have quite a lot of

00:50:54

all the weeders who How

00:50:57

everything is bad and everything is bad Oh, how bad everything is. I do

00:51:01

n’t like people like that terribly,

00:51:04

mainly because the Russian proverb is

00:51:07

so correct, the eyes are afraid of the hands,

00:51:09

and if you shout at him and everything is bad, then

00:51:13

your hands don’t do anything,

00:51:16

there are times when you need to know how it is

00:51:20

folk wisdom crying more card

00:51:23

tear loves

00:51:25

this is like mine When I play backgammon with

00:51:29

my wife Alexandra Alexandrovna,

00:51:31

it usually ends badly for me

00:51:34

because Alexandra when she

00:51:37

starts to lose she starts

00:51:39

throwing away exactly what she needs

00:51:42

So I regularly win completely against you

00:51:44

I win, she suddenly unexpectedly

00:51:46

joyfully ends the game there by throwing

00:51:48

5 4 4 6 and that’s where it all ends. That’s it, that

00:51:52

means she’s not cheating, it’s

00:51:55

just how everything works for her. So the

00:51:58

only way to beat her is to whine

00:51:59

all the time about how bad I am, how

00:52:02

unlucky I am how all the wrong things fall out

00:52:04

then it works yes Because she

00:52:06

can’t concentrate But from the point

00:52:09

of view of building a country

00:52:13

I somehow really don’t like it

00:52:16

So how do we need to be

00:52:18

adequate optimists

00:52:21

next question

00:52:29

Dmitry Moscow I have a question about the

00:52:32

US financial system they have accumulated a

00:52:35

gigantic internal debt and, at the same time,

00:52:39

many countries are refusing the dollar in

00:52:43

external payments, what will happen next?

00:52:47

What is their situation with

00:52:49

interest payments? That is, when will they come to a

00:52:53

situation where servicing the debt will become

00:52:56

incredibly expensive and almost

00:52:58

impossible? And in general, what is the scenario for

00:53:00

further developments?

00:53:03

Well, you know,

00:53:06

the problem is not what the debt is, but

00:53:08

the problem is that How much does the

00:53:11

maintenance cost? Yes, in the United States of

00:53:13

America, maintenance has already become very

00:53:16

expensive, interest payments are already comparable

00:53:19

to the military and social expenditures of the

00:53:21

total budget, but so far they are

00:53:26

coping,

00:53:30

they have a different problem. that they can't The

00:53:36

problem is that they can't

00:53:41

maintain the level of consumption because

00:53:44

people need to be given money and the level of

00:53:47

private debt is so high and payments are

00:53:50

rising rising rates are rising interest

00:53:54

payments on this debt as a result

00:53:56

people's consumption falls if they are given

00:53:58

more money from the situation

00:54:00

is getting worse very quickly. That is, they have problems with

00:54:03

public debt, they have problems with private

00:54:04

debt with demand. In general, in this sense,

00:54:09

we need to watch very carefully.

00:54:13

Especially considering that the statistics

00:54:16

there are terribly

00:54:18

confusing and very cunning, I am as far as

00:54:22

possible. Well, in the fund reviews

00:54:25

Khazina, first of all, I’m trying to

00:54:28

unravel these complexities;

00:54:30

for example, Pavel Ryabov is doing this there, for example, there are

00:54:33

some people on telegram

00:54:35

who write about these topics. But in general, you

00:54:37

need to at least figure it out

00:54:41

yourself once, otherwise it won’t work,

00:54:45

and without this, it won’t work either because

00:54:48

that otherwise you simply don’t understand what is

00:54:50

actually happening on this

00:54:52

our time has come to an end the microphone was

00:54:55

Mikhail Thank you for your attention

00:54:57

[music]

00:55:00

Attention attention

00:55:03

says Moscow

00:55:09

94 and 8

00:55:14

in Moscow 11 am in the studio Pavel

00:55:17

Perovsky Hello

00:55:20

Sergei Sobyanin reported broken windows of a

00:55:22

residential building house on the avenue, according to the mayor,

00:55:24

this happened Imagine

00:55:26

drone attacks Telegram promised that

00:55:28

city services

00:55:29

will help the residents of the country as quickly as possible

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